Podcast appearances and mentions of Dev Hynes

Unlock the full episode at https://www.patreon.com/coldpod We're back with another solo pod! In this episode we discuss getting burnt out by the Drake vs Kendrick beef, the end of 'Chaotic Spring', trying to be mentally in sync, going 'Cat Mode', 'Psychotic Summer', we give our rating to new hot spot 'Cafeteria', 'Baby Blue', bar floors, the club in Scarface, the return of midsized venues, Sex And The City bars, HBO-core, Rachel Sennot, Entourage, 'day hangs', 'The Jerrod Carmichael Reality Show', ghosts, being avoidant, rediscovering Djing, Sabrina Carpenter, Dev Hynes, people who clear their Instagram accounts, Dua Lipa, Comic Sans, 'Kidpix', making art for validation and more! Josh McIntyre Austin Hutchings ---- COLD POD SUPPORT THIS PODCAST https://www.patreon.com/coldpod

This episode features Francesco Risso, artistic director of Marni, and musician Devonté Hynes, widely known as Blood Orange, who has been creating original soundtracks for Marni's fashion shows since 2021. Francesco Risso, who arrived at Marni in 2016, previously worked for Anna Molinari at Blumarine before joining Prada in 2008. His approach evokes a sense of playfulness, putting culture, community, and creativity at the brand's heart centre. Dev Hynes is a cultural fixture, scoring movie soundtracks for the likes of Luca Guadagnino and Paul Schrader, previously collaborating with Virgil Abloh for his shows at Louis Vuitton, and starring in Loewe's Autumn-Winter 2023 campaign shot by Juergen Teller. After collaborating on shows in New York and Tokyo, and Milan, we speak to Francesco and Dev, days ahead of the Marni Spring Summer 2024 show taking place at Karl Lagerfeld's house in Rue de l'Université, in Paris.System Magazine YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCla5G_aZ6T9t_nOguH9miKQSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our fourth (fourth!) episode celebrates the 10th birthday of Beyoncé's self-titled album — and how she "changed the game with that digital drop" — by jumping into the engine of her chilly, sexy, vividly vehicular track: "No Angel." Cameos include Caroline Polachek, Solange, Prince, Dev Hynes, and Patrick Wimberly. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/divadiscourse/message

We're back with another solo pod! In this episode we discuss Josh's birthday plans, 'Poor Things', things slowing down in December, transition lenses, the Bar Italia show, Dev Hynes, Debby Friday, the way directors hold cameras, Austin's short trip to Montreal, Vancouver redemption, rating systems, comparing our Letterboxd accounts, Kanye's cursed 'Vultures' rollout, Emma Stone, 'post industry plants', Amanda Bynes, deleting twitter, 'The Sweet East', 'Priscilla', 'Cool Things' and more! Josh McIntyre Austin Hutchings ---- COLD POD SUPPORT THIS PODCAST https://www.patreon.com/coldpod

Finally did it! The Devonte Hynes episode. Talking all things Blood Orange, Lightspeed Champion and Dev Hynes - and how he pulls from a world of music to craft a sound that will go onto influence a generation. Chapters 00:00 - Introduction/Opening Statement 03:22 - Backstory 05:42 - My Dev Hynes Experience 08:46 - His Influences 14:45 - The Magnetism of Dev Hynes 19:25 - New York 20:30 - Fluidity 24:10 - Influence 26:40 - Conclusions Follow me Patreon: https://patreon.com/gee_derrick TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@gee_derrick Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gee_derrick/ Newsletter: https://derrickgee.substack.com/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1PfPtHX7PGUZVCeBHoKGbt?si=6592e17125464606 About Me: Hi there! My name is Derrick Gee - radio host, DJ and creator who likes to talk about music, hifi and ideas. Thanks for reading this - you really didn't have to. Much love

Singer, songwriter, producer, political advocate and spiritual New Yorker in LA, Samantha Urbani cut her musical teeth in the Brooklyn indie band Friends, before collaborating with Dev Hynes, singing on 6 out of the 11 tracks on Blood Orange's Cupid Deluxe. Her upcoming solo album, Showing Up, is bright and sharp and nods to both Tom Tom Club and Janet Jackson. She talks with Paul about how she aproaches the daily practices of creativity, about checking in with yourself on what you believe in, gender inbalance in music and the toxicity that can happen in male written yet femme sung love songs, plus the awesomeness of the late 90s rock-rap crossover trend and how it manifested on the 1998 Godzilla soundtrackSamantha Urbani's LP Showing Up in available from Sep 22nd, pre-order here.Lost and Sound is proudly sponsored by Audio-TechnicaPaul's debut book, Coming To Berlin: Global Journeys Into An Electronic Music And Club Culture Capital is out now on Velocity Press. Click here to find out more. Subscribe to the Lost and Sound Substack for fresh updates and writing here.Lost and Sound title music by Thomas Giddins

Today, we sit with musician Dev Hynes (Blood Orange)! We start by discussing his new EP (3:15), performing at Madison Square Garden with Harry Styles this fall (4:40), and the process that guides much of his music (6:39). Then, Dev describes growing up in Essex, England (7:04), falling in love with music at his sister's piano lessons (11:00), his dreams of entering the New York punk culture of Please Kill Me (20:30), early performances with the band Test Icicles (22:08), and how he's been inspired by the late Octavia Saint Laurent (30:10). In the back half, we unpack Dev's gift for collaboration (34:22), the 2013 night that changed everything (38:50), a surreal, full-circle performance of Delancey at the Apollo Theater (46:17), music's unique ability to create connection (49:50), and where he hopes to go in his art next (54:20).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The globally acclaimed photographer and rebel eternal Willy Vanderperre visits Dominique Nzeyimana at the loft.  From pastoral Belgium to the world, during an ongoing and decades-spanning career, Willy Vanderperre has lensed highly influential fashion editorials and campaigns season after season.  When i-D magazine first published young Willy's work with Raf Simons and the Antwerp Six, it attuned the fashion world at large to his gift. In the following years the most coveted houses and labels like Raf Simons, Jil Sander, Dior, Calvin Klein, Prada, Alaïa and many more all leaned on Willy Vanderperre's eye for creating culture-shifting and cerebral imagery. As a favoured cover snatcher and editorial contributor, Willy Vanderperre - who has been good friends for years with print god Jefferson Hack - has been published on the pages of DAZED, Another/Another Man, System, DUST, LOVE, W Magazine, Vogue, 032C and more.  Willy Vanderperre has captured modern muses like Frank Ocean, Rihanna, Arca, Lupita N'yongo, A$AP Rocky, Solange, Dev Hynes, The XX, Maharshela Ali, Naomi Campbell, Kate Moss, Willow Smith, FKA twigs, Zendaya, Michelle Williams, Margot Robbie – the list is endless and incredibly impressive.  His art prompts instant recognition: a Willy Vanderperre shot connects rock hard and squarely. His eternal fascination with youth, yearning, isolation, angst and pop culture has burgeoned into a visual language that extends to all senses, whether they're expressed through stills or moving parts. Various works of his have been on view at prestigious museums like the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and MoMu in Antwerp.  At this particular moment in time, Willy Vanderperre's first feature film ‘Heartlands' is setting the underground alight. In a future-classic sit-down, Dominique and Willy discuss the renegade's upbringing, self-defining spirit & contrarian nature as he has lived his life questioning barriers from rock bottom moments to the top.  Hear how the artist started drawing from a young age & leaned into his own queer expressiveness through fashion and music. Willy also voices his admiration and views on the new generation(s), and how his lauded filmography went through naked, wasted and sacred stages to bloom into ‘Heartlands' - his breathtaking debut feature film.  A timeless conversation on everything to know from the man himself, sharing priceless morsels on a life and career forged in your own way, with your own unique voice.  Follow The Most: on Instagram. on Facebook. Follow Willy Vanderperre here. Learn more about ‘Heartlands' here. The Most Merch is here! Get 15% off when you subscribe to the newsletter.

Hommeboy exudes impending stardom for more reasons than sharing the same birthday as Rihanna and Kurt Cobain. His vibe is both fluid and grounded. Rapping over an infectious, funky mashup of rhythmic hip-hop and pop sounds, the Atlanta artist is ushering in a new era for his city and beyond.  Infused with messages of positivity and the beauty of embracing duality and temporality, his music aims to fill a void in the musical space that people are beginning to crave more and more as an escape from the typical themes explored in most mainstream music. In 2017, Hommeboy's debut EP FUNKWTIME gained the attention of artist peers Dev Hynes and Azealia Banks, and put him on stages at Afropunk, Adult Swim, Art Basel, Soho House New York, and more. “What We Want” and "This One" are the first singles off of Hommeboy's forthcoming project “Era of Good Feelings”. GO RAISE YOUR FREQUENCIES WITH HOMMEBOY on iHeartradio and all major platforms with the P.E.G FAMILY. WHAT WE WANT & THIS ONE is now playing. The vibes are set and unmatched. It's just a vibe ting!!!!

As triggered on air September 20, 2022.  Tonight we rebrand our weekly traipse through The Great Indie Truffle Forest by rebranding it Triggered, because since Kat Bass arrived a year ago, there's just been way too much hyperventilation and eyes agog too numerous to take full account of.  A great start to season 8 for our indie show, with new tunes out from big time favorites of the show along with our special guest for Friday night Say She She!  (Speaking of hyperventilation)  Other highlights from Human Barbie, JW Francis, Sure Sure, and many more to taste test and make sure everything is just right for your discerning new music palette.#feelthegravityTracklist (st:rt)Part I (00:00)The Byrds – Goin' BackHuman Barbie – purple and redBEACHPEOPLE – fugazi.com – Lover for TonightSay She She – PrismSay She She – Lover for TonightPart II (32:37)Jeremy Zucker ft. BENEE - I'm So Happy* O.WHEN - better now easy life & Gus Dapperton - ANTIFREEZE MAX ft. keshi - IT'S YOU Sure Sure - 123 Good Wilson - Will It Ever Stop Part III (59:42)JW Francis - I Wanna Be Your BasketballPreloved - Turn Me RoundMidi Memory - Internal Dream The Plastic Cherries - Lovers On The Run Glom - 12:21  The Academic - Don't Take It Personally Part IV (90:06)chilldspot - Like? Nerd Connection - Pablo Daya - New Romantics Blood Orange ft. Erika De Casier & Eva Tolkin - Relax and Run Josephine Odhil - Familiars The Black Skirts - John Fry 

Jordan Mitchell is an recording artist, songwriter, producer, and audio engineer. Originally from a small farming town Elkhart, KS he relocated to New York City where he has worked as an engineer with some of the top names in the industry such as Aloe Blacc, Cyndi Lauper, Ty Dolla Sign, Brandy, Nile Rodgers, Blondie, Lil Kim, Waka Flacka, Tank, Youngboy Never Broke again, Ray J, Elle Varner, Kat Deluna, Dev Hynes a.k.a. Blood Orange and many more. This is such an interesting conversation. We dive into... The creative process Habits vs. goals Collaborating with others in your space Songwriting Finding your audience TikTok Myths around "coming up" Earning attention Being an extroverted introvert when needed Let's explore. If you liked this ep, give us 5 stars on Spotify! It really helps :) Connect with Jordan Mitchell: IG: https://www.instagram.com/jordanbmitchell/ Website: https://www.jordanbmitchell.com/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jordanbmitchell Connect with us: Sign up for the Box: https://subtleartofnotyelling.com/box/ Podcast website: https://subtleartofnotyelling.com Leave a review: https://ratethispodcast.com/artofnotyelling Leave a voice note: https://anchor.fm/artofnotyelling/message --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/artofnotyelling/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/artofnotyelling/support

Charli is joined by artist and superstar producer Dev Hynes, aka Blood Orange, to chat best songs ever. The pair discuss having two funerals, crying at football games and Dev's iconic early days with his Nu-Rave-Metal band, Test Icicles.

As broadcast October 25, 2021 with lots of extra fresh cream for your podcast cuppa.  Tonight we mark the passing of Cream bassist & band co-founder Jack Bruce on this date along with some happier reunion news for the OG supergroup from 2005.  After the opening salvo for the week's programming, it's Monday so that means it's new biz pretty much until the end, with great tunes in both hours just out, most notably Lana Del Rey putting out her 2nd LP of this calendar year in Blue Bannisters, and Animal Collective announcing their first in five years with a new single that dropped Friday!  Aline Verduyn joins us once again to talk all the drama & madness from the pop world while also checking some new tunes & who's on tour right now with The Rolling Stones.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Cream – I'm So GladLa Luz – I Won't HesitateTOPS – WaitingBeirut – Fisher Island SoundYot Club – AliveHand Habits feat Perfume Genius – Just To Hear YouHippo Campus – BoysPart II (31:15)Wet feat Blood Orange – BoundBonobo feat Jamila Woods – TidesLana del Rey – If You Lie Down with MeGENER8ION feat 070 Shake – Neo SurfBaird – Easy On Them Turns Animal Collective – Prester John Part III (61:44)Stromae – Sante Eric Nam – I Don't Know You AnymoreThe Lumineers – Big ShotJames Morrison – Who's Gonna Love Me NowBryan Adams – So Happy It HurtsSantana & Chris Stapleton – JoyPart IV (93:14)Tiesto feat Lucas & Steve – Oohla OohlaSteve Aoki & End of the World – End of the WorldWestlife – StarlightDemi Lovato – Unforgettable (Tommy's Song)Ghost Hounds – Good Old DaysThe Revivalists – Wish I Knew YouThe Rolling Stones – Trouble's A-Comin' 

Featuring a brand new jam from NYC guitar hero Simon Kafka and a slightly vintage jam from NYC guitar hero Robbie Seahag Mangano; stunning unreleased material on Impulse Records from the legend that is Alice Coltrane; France and NYC collide inside the new trio “Three of a Kind” feat. guitarist Michael Valeanu; Swiss/Colorado hippie chillout undrground beats from the legendary Hawkfather and Kwest; bass colossus Marc Johnson takes us on a solo exploration from his new record “Overpass”; keyboard great Marc Cary lighting it up on his upcoming release “Life Lessons”; Guadalajara songstress Valentina Gonzalez and her multi-culti art pop; Dev Hynes digging into the soundscapes on his soundtrack for the film “Mainstream”; and finally, BK lady-rockers extraordinaire Desert Sharks and their brand new cover of the indie classic “Voices Carry.”

Blood Orange aka Dev Hynes is a brilliant musician who does things his own way. Amazing conversation with a genius musicmaker. You can get half of this convo anywhere podcasts are streamed but for the whole thing, to hear his full brilliance, go to Patreon.com/toureshow and subscribe to get our Friday Patreon Exclusives and the full version of our Wednesday shows. Toure Show Episode 271 Host & Writer: Touré Senior Producer: Jackie Garofano Assistant Producer: Adell Coleman Editor: Ryan Woodhall Photographers: Chuck Marcus, Shanta Covington, and Nick Karp Booker: Claudia Jean The House: DCP Entertainment

Another week of strange weather, but Mark and Brendan are back with some red-hot music to share. This week's featured tracks include a song from Dean Blunt's new album, Black Metal 2, a moody new dance track from Park Hye Jin, a great bit of Aussie psych pop from Pond, and a frosty 1980s remix by the team of TVAM and Charlotte Spiral, remixed by DC Gore. And the archive track this week is opening song from the debut album from Manchester's The Stone Roses--a personal favorite of Mark's and Brendan's. Bonus tracks cover a number of genres, with new songs from Courtney Barnett, Connan Mockasin (and his father), the Nashville band Pile, a dance banger from DJ Seinfeld and Teira, some smoking live cut from Norway's modern jazz powerhouse Jaga Jazzist, and we wrap with the new single from Mykki Blanco, featuring Blood Orange's Dev Hynes. Have a great weekend, and a wonderful week ahead! 

T. Kyle and Bradley wish a very Happy Birthday to Hilary Duff's ‘Breathe In. Breathe Out.' in Week 2 of Pride, and discuss Britney's new snake outfit, as well as her shout-out to the “tricky little shits,” her drawing and her Spearitual journey, as well as T. Kyle's tidbit about Britney's video editing tool, Madonna gets a new movie writer and watches ‘Madame X' with Dawn Richard, Dev Hynes and Tessa Thompson, High Fashion Editorial! featuring Legendtina Aguilera's return to Las Vegas and gum throw reprisal (and Coldplay's producer providing an X-cellent update about her new record), and Megan Thee Stallion's “Thot Shit” nurse outfit. Plus, TikTok Talk, featuring T. Kyle's now-viral Brityardigans mash-up, woman singing The Saturdays to cows, and Hilary Duff's arrival on the platform, as well as Trisha Paytas departing from ‘Frenemies.' Plus, a ton of new music from all the legends, including Ava Max, Jessie Ware, Jam & Lewis with Mariah Carey (plus her management drama), Lorde, Garbage, Marina, TWICE, RAYE, and of course, Kylie Minogue covering Lady Gaga's “Marry the Night” in the ultimate act of Gay Rights. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It is GRAMMYS WEEK here on Talk Direction and Oh My God was it exciting! Harry Styles is the first member of One Direction to attend, perform at, and WIN at the Grammys. There was SO much to discuss: -Harry wore three different Gucci looks over the course of the night, all topped with colorful boas. Most notably, his performance look was a leather suit, no top, and green boa. -Harry opened the Grammys with a sultry version of Watermelon Sugar, arranged by singer/songwriter/producer Dev Hynes (aka Blood Orange). We are obsessed and NEED Harry to work with Hynes more going forward. -Side Note: Sarah Jones, Harry’s drummer, smashed it on the drums in a full leather suit (gloves included) while very much pregnant! -Harry’s performance pod included HAIM, Black Pumas, and Billie Eilish, all of whom watched each other perform. -Harry won Best Pop Solo Performance for Watermelon Sugar and looked completely shocked. First of many to come in our opinions! -Finally we discuss the #Haylor (Harry & Taylor) and #Hizzo (Harry & Lizzo) moments of the night. Both Taylor and Lizzo looked FABULOUS and their support for Harry was truly lovely. Check out Talk Direction Down Low (TDDL) on patreon.com/talkdirection for EXTRA PODCAST CONTENT!! We discuss the Treat People With Kindness music video, the rumored Harry Styles/Niall Horan hike, Louis' upcoming management company, and Zayn calling out the Grammys for racism. Upcoming we will break down a new Harry magazine with silly 1D interviews and go through some listener feedback. Get in touch with us! talkdirection@gmail.com twitter// @talk_direction instagram// @talkdirection FOLLOW CAITLIN: @caitlinirfoster on twitter & instagram FOLLOW LUCIA: @lucciaoh on twitter & instagram

Rostam, Santigold, Dijon and Samantha Urbani discuss whether melody or lyrics come first, how to avoid the temptation to go back to tracks to make alterations, and how naming an album is the last bit of personality you can sprinkle on a project. Rostam is a Grammy-winning producer, composer, musician, and founding member of the band Vampire Weekend, producing their first three albums. Now a solo artist, he released his debut album Half-Light in 2017, and went on to produce Haim’s Women in Music Pt. III LP, as well as working with the likes of Frank Ocean, Solange, and Carly Rae Jepsen. Joining him is singer, songwriter and producer Santi White, aka Santigold. She’s released three albums to date, and draws influences ranging from 1980s pop and rock to new age hip-hop. Dijon is an artist whose reflective, folk-inspired R&B has drawn comparisons to Frank Ocean and Nick Hakim. He began producing music as part of the duo Abhi//Dijon whilst in college before establishing himself as a solo artist. And finally, Samantha Urbani is an artist, filmmaker, and songwriter who formed the influential DIY indie band Friends. She then moved to LA, where she lent her skills to collaborators including Dev Hynes, Nite Jewel and Zoe Kravitz.

The revered composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist shares how his enduring love for music is so deeply rooted, that he feels like it's something he needs to defend in his interview on The Electric Theater with Clown of Slipknot. A creative contributor that has had a profound impact on the contemporary climate of music, Hynes' ability to challenge expectations and blur genre lines has made him a force that has permeated throughout the sphere of music as well as film and television - which as of late has consumed his workload. 0:00  Rewards11:50 Family Support18:20 Discussion on what "pop" music means40:52 Staying creative in the pandemic 55:24 Current movie/show scoring 

Before you can truly appreciate Freetown Sound and the message it delivers, you need a little bit of context around the state of the country in the summers leading up to its release. But more importantly, how a very specific incident in Dev Hynes career was the tipping point for an artist at his wit's end confronting the realities of being a black man in America. We break it all down in our look at one of 2016's best records, Blood Orange's Freetown Sound.Tracklist: Blood Orange - Do You See My Skin Through The Flames? Blood Orange - With Him + EVP Blood Orange - Hands Up Blood Orange - Squash Squash Blood Orange - Better Than Me Tame Impala - Borderline (Blood Orange Remix) This show is part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Pantheon is a proud partner of AKG by Harman.

Before you can truly appreciate Freetown Sound and the message it delivers, you need a little bit of context around the state of the country in the summers leading up to its release. But more importantly, how a very specific incident in Dev Hynes career was the tipping point for an artist at his wit's end confronting the realities of being a black man in America. We break it all down in our look at one of 2016's best records, Blood Orange's Freetown Sound.Tracklist: Blood Orange - Do You See My Skin Through The Flames? Blood Orange - With Him + EVP Blood Orange - Hands Up Blood Orange - Squash Squash Blood Orange - Better Than Me Tame Impala - Borderline (Blood Orange Remix) This show is part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Pantheon is a proud partner of AKG by Harman.

Before you can truly appreciate Freetown Sound and the message it delivers, you need a little bit of context around the state of the country in the summers leading up to its release. But more importantly, how a very specific incident in Dev Hynes career was the tipping point for an artist at his wit's end confronting the realities of being a black man in America. We break it all down in our look at one of 2016's best records, Blood Orange's Freetown Sound. Tracklist: Blood Orange - Do You See My Skin Through The Flames? Blood Orange - With Him + EVP Blood Orange - Hands Up Blood Orange - Squash Squash Blood Orange - Better Than Me Tame Impala - Borderline (Blood Orange Remix) This show is part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Pantheon is a proud partner of AKG by Harman.

Kyle Ng is the co-founder of Brain Dead, international collective of creative minds and fashion brand. We discuss about Brain Dead’s deep connection with music culture: their long lasting friendship with NTS radio; their recent collaboration with Dev Hynes – aka Blood Orange – to support the BLM; and their new enterprise "Brain Dead Studios", a destination for horror movies, indie comics and alternative music lovers.

Born in Michigan, but raised on the east coast until his mother moved the family to the west coast, Derrick Smith found himself jammed in the middle of the late 90's during the east vs. west beef. Because of his sister, he started playing guitar while recovering from a jaw injury. “She had been gifted one and I thought it looked cool so I asked her if I could play the Am chord and fell in love. "I write most of my songs in G major key which naturally has an Am conveniently one whole step away.” Derrick started to listen to bands for the first time once he became a guitarist in training which opened up a whole new world for him since he listened to only hip hop and R&B throughout high school and college. Deep down, though, he wanted to learn how popular guitar players play the instrument. He soon fell in love with the music of Dev Hynes, especially his live recorded performances, and decided soon after that he wanted to be a musician and started gigging out in his early-mid 20's. Inspired by his love of music, LOVE, the creator GOD and nature, Derrick Smith aka Studded Leather, an artist name he branded himself with, is still on the path of writing his life out in musical stories that show all the sides of his life experience so keep your eyes and ears open for his songs and music that will paint your life with goodness. soundcloud.com/damn-de IG @studdedleathermusic

Devonté Hynes, aka Blood Orange, had an incredible 2019. He dropped the mixtape Angel's Pulse; scored the critically acclaimed film Queen and Slim; released a classical album with Third Coast Percussion; directed a music video for Beck; and, as a fan, finally saw the brilliant composer/vocalist Beverly Glenn-Copeland live. Glenn-Copeland (as he prefers to go by in his day-to-day life) had his own amazing year: At the age of 74, he had his first international tour, released the new LP Primal Prayer, and saw his previously obscure, decade-spanning seven album catalog finally embraced in music communities around the world. And he met Dev, whose music he adores. We introduced Dev and Glenn right here on the Talkhouse Podcast, and the ensuing convo was warm, vulnerable, funny, and potent. The two sat on a sofa at Hook and Fade Studio in Brooklyn, and instantly formed a world all their own; they stared into each other's eyes, and spoke so softly that it was difficult to hear them from even a few feet away. In their wide-ranging conversation, Glenn and Dev discuss discovering parts of themselves by traveling out of their home countries; the way they each approach their songwriting; and the story behind Glenn’s seminal 1986 album Keyboard Fantasies. We also learn the importance of nature and its role in their music; how recently Dev began to honor music as the foundation of all his creativity; and the trick Glenn’s mother used to make him a musician while still in utero. Check it out, and subscribe now to stay in the loop on future episodes of the Talkhouse Podcast. —Elia Einhorn, Talkhouse Podcast host and producer Today's show was engineered and co-produced by Mark Yoshizumi. Additional editing by Katie Lau. Research by Reese Higgins. The Talkhouse Podcast’s theme song was composed and performed by The Range. Please direct all podcast-related ideas, vitriol, and compliments to elia@thetalkhouse.com.

Our guest is a multi-genre bad ass. His credits include artists like Solange Knowles, Mariah Carey, Nas, Skepta, Dev Hynes, as well as the Hamilton mixtape, and much more. Please welcome to The Place, Mikaelin "Blue" BlueSpruce!

Our guest is a multi-genre bad ass. His credits include artists like Solange Knowles, Mariah Carey, Nas, Skepta, Dev Hynes, as well as the Hamilton mixtape, and much more. Please welcome to The Place, Mikaelin "Blue" BlueSpruce!


At the core of music and memory lie the very outlines of emotional, representing a temporal manifestation of ephemera. In this episode, GIA COPPOLA describes memories of falling in love with The Strokes, casually enlisting Dev Hynes for the Palo Alto Soundtrack, while also setting the tone for her upcoming film, MAINSTREAM.

Dev Hynes' third record as Blood Orange, 2016's Freetown Sound, is a warm and impassioned personal document of black culture and history, using samples, collaborations and a mix of genres in his trademark collage-style approach to create a multi-layered story of the historically oppressed, finding strength in community and sounding like the coolest lost mixtape. TRACKS PLAYED: Blood Orange - 'By Ourselves' Blood Orange - 'Augustine' Blood Orange - 'Chance' Blood Orange - 'Best to You' Blood Orange - 'With Him' Blood Orange - 'E.V.P.' Blood Orange - 'But You' Blood Orange - 'Desirée' Blood Orange - 'Hands Up' Blood Orange - 'Hadron Collider' Blood Orange - 'Juicy 1-4' Blood Orange - 'Thank You' Blood Orange - 'Better Numb' Like a book club for music nerds, For The Record takes a deep dive into a different album each week that we think is worthy of your love and attention. Hosted by Dan Gordon & Maia Bilyk. Produced by Kyle Fensom. Email: fortherecord@fbiradio.com Instagram: @fortherecordfm This show was produced, recorded and broadcasted on the stolen land of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging and acknowledge their ongoing struggle. Sovereignty was never ceded.

Devonté Hynes, aka Blood Orange, had an incredible 2019. He dropped the mixtape Angel's Pulse; scored the critically acclaimed film Queen and Slim; released a classical album with Third Coast Percussion; directed a music video for Beck; and, as a fan, finally saw the brilliant composer/vocalist Beverly Glenn-Copeland live. Glenn-Copeland (as he prefers to go by in his day-to-day life) had his own amazing year: At the age of 74, he had his first international tour, released the new LP Primal Prayer, and saw his previously obscure, decade-spanning seven album catalog finally embraced in music communities around the world. And he met Dev, whose music he adores. We introduced Dev and Glenn right here on the Talkhouse Podcast, and the ensuing convo was warm, vulnerable, funny, and potent. The two sat on a sofa at Hook and Fade Studio in Brooklyn, and instantly formed a world all their own; they stared into each other's eyes, and spoke so softly that it was difficult to hear them from even a few feet away. In their wide-ranging conversation, Glenn and Dev discuss discovering parts of themselves by traveling out of their home countries; the way they each approach their songwriting; and the story behind Glenn’s seminal 1986 album Keyboard Fantasies. We also learn the importance of nature and its role in their music; how recently Dev began to honor music as the foundation of all his creativity; and the trick Glenn’s mother used to make him a musician while still in utero. Check it out, and subscribe now to stay in the loop on future episodes of the Talkhouse Podcast. —Elia Einhorn, Talkhouse Podcast host and producer @eliaeinhorn Today's show was engineered and co-produced by Mark Yoshizumi. Additional editing by Katie Lau. Research by Reese Higgins. The Talkhouse Podcast’s theme song was composed and performed by The Range. Please direct all podcast-related ideas, vitriol, and compliments to elia@thetalkhouse.com

Bix rambles about nosy people, centipedes and breaking into an industry.

James Rim is a producer who has worked with clients including Jaden Smith, Willow Smith, Kobe Bryant, Raury, Dev Hynes, Chloe & Halle, SZA, Meek Mill, YG, DJ Mustard, Ciara, Jill Scott, Jamie Foxx, Tyler the Creator, Frank Ocean, Aloe Blacc, Tricky Stewart, Akon, LMFAO, Brandy, Ray J, Justin Bieber, Christina Milian, The Dream, P. Diddy, Heavy D, and more. Get all the details about the upcoming course, "Mixing Pop Vocals" with James Rim here:https://www.htlympremium.com/pop-vocal-course.html

Last night, she said! Decibiliebers, llegamos a nuestra mexican mayoría de edad, 18 episodios y para celebrarlo tenemos uno de los discos que más influyeron en la escena rockera de principios del milenio, The Strokes con su debut 'Is This It'. También a Dev Hynes aka Blood Orange con su mixtape/disco de 2019 'Angels Pulse'. En el acto nuevo o medio desconocido tenemos a Demob Happy, unos british con muchísimas referencias al 'Revolver' de los Beatles y en el acto nacional tenemos a uno de los favoritos, Rey Pila con su recién salido EP 'Lucky No. 7'. Y por supuesto en nuestro gustado Black Hat tenemos al abominable Orgón. Enjoy!

Dev Hynes, the recording artist behind Blood Orange, joins Bullseye to talk about his music career. Being born in a place called Essex, approximately 30 miles outside London, was kind of the ideal place for a future critically acclaimed songwriter. Close enough to the big city to make it out to the cool shows and record stores. Far enough away that you can have like... a band. Hynes talks to us about his early love of soccer, how his creative process differs when collaborating with other artists and creating his own work and why he sees the similarities between his hometown and a certain Jersey Shore cast. Plus, he'll tell us what it's like to wake up to 4 missed calls from Diddy!

Tracklist1. Movements (Chapter III) / Leon Vynehall2. I Love You More and More / Tom Brock 3. King of the Hill (feat. BADBADNOTGOOD & Flying Lot... 4. Ikimiz Bir Fidaniz (Baris K Edit) [feat. Metin Alatli] / K... 5. Friends / levitation room 6. Treehome95 (feat. Coco O & Erykah Badu) / Tyler, Th... 7. Man Is Not a Bird / Broadcast 8. 2U 4U / Slum Village9. To Be You / Spencer. 10. Eye's Drift / Archy Marshall 11. Feelin' Lovely / Connan Mockasin & Dev Hynes 12. Floating By (Mndsgn Remix) / Washed Out 13. Marilyn (feat. Micachu) / Mount Kimbie 14. Numb / Andy Stott 15. 1nce Again (feat. Tammy Lucas) / A Tribe Called Quest 16. Moon Undah Water / Puma Blue 17. It's Raining / Kim Jung Mi 18. Soon Never Comes / Stimulator Jones 19. Aftermath / Tricky 20. Bloodstain / UNKLE 21. All Is Full of Love / Björk

För Way Out West-aktuelle Dev Hynes, som gör musik under namnet Blood Orange, innebar terrordådet i Charleston, då nio människor sköts till döds i en kyrka, ännu en brytpunkt i skapandet. Albumet "Negro Swan" från 2018 är en personlig och melodiös uppgörelse med det amerikanska samhället och dess återuppväckta demoner. Blood Orange drar det mesta genom drömsk, småfunkig och dröjande nostalgi som ibland framkallar en hallucinatorisk bild av framtidens R&B. Här kan han lösgöra sig från tiden och sin egen kropp. "Do you see my skin through the flames". Dev Hynes är helt enkelt en av världens coolaste artister.

This is episode number 10 of Artful Thought, recorded live at the University of San Francisco’s KUSF studio, which aired on Saturday, June 29th, 2019. This is Part 2, but not the finale, of a music-talk feature about the ongoing celebration and an address to current social issues of the LGBTQIA community. The mix consists of phenomenal new (and newish) artists as well as seminal figures, including Lou Reed, Le Tigre, Ezra Furman, Blood Orange, Girlpool feat Dev Hynes (aka Blood Orange), Dizzy Fae, Courtney Barnett, Ssion, Troye Sivan, RuPaul feat. Kummerspeck, Janelle Monáe, Planningtorock and KUSF currents: Lucille Furs, Amyl + the Sniffers, Soak, and Razteria. Between Pride Parts 1 and 2, I do a scattering of commentary on music from decades starting from the 1920s to current, as well as historical/cultural landmarks, including the “Lavender Scare,” and personal ponderings about the other “Q.” Both episodes come back to engaging with an ongoing question about gender-sexuality exploration while respecting boundaries that refrain from Queer appropriation. Also, as chatted about, but not deeply dove into, I referenced some enlightening sources on Queer culture and how the history of LGBTQIA came into the movement as we understand it today. Those references and others are... The podcast, Making Gay History Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness's episode "What's Your Experience with the Binary?" featuring Alok Vaid-Menon NPR podcast, Throughline's episode "Before Stonewall" Ellen Page and Ian Daniel's docu-series Gaycation And, because there was either not enough time on my show or because of certain USF boundaries with language discretion, I wasn't able to share some artists' songs on my mix over the live airwaves. But, in case you missed the entire show or just the songs I didn't include, please do check out their music on my Spotify playlist (*not-aired starts at "Touch" by Shura)... Most significantly, if you are experiencing any kind of crisis... or abuse (mental and/or physical) related to your (non)gender and/or sexual identity, please know that you have a community that loves you, supports you, and will enthusiastically help you feel more welcome for whoever you are, and protect you from abusers. if you are Transgender/sexual, reach out to Trans Lifeline at 877-565-8860, for youth, reach out to The Trevor Project at 1-866-488-7386, for individuals of any other LGBTQIA identity, please reach out to GLBT National Help Center at 1-888-843-4564, and for more info or community support, check out oStem's LGBTQ Crisis Hotlines and Services. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/darcy-allred/message

With Pitchfork Music Festival 2019 closely approaching, we thought we'd highlight this double feature from last year's fest. Happy holidays!   Welcome to this week’s bumper double feature of a show! We’re thrilled to bring you two fantastic conversations recorded backstage at Pitchfork Music Festival 2018: a short chat between Fleet Foxes main-man Robin Pecknold and Nilüfer Yanya, and a deep dive between Dev Hynes—aka Blood Orange—and super-producer Raphael Saadiq. PLUS we’ve got a brand new theme song created just for us by one of our favorite artists, The Range! Tune in to hear firsthand accounts of Solange‘s impromptu shopping trips, how Joanna Newsom helped get Fleet Foxes back together, the inside scoop on Yanya’s upcoming debut LP, how Deadheads influenced Saadiq’s musicality, and how Hynes created his powerful brand new album Negro Swan. Check it out, and subscribe now to stay in the loop on future episodes of the Talkhouse Podcast. — Elia Einhorn, Talkhouse Podcast host and producer @eliaeinhorn This episode was co-produced by Mark Yoshizumi. Big thanks to Pitchfork Music Festival for hosting Talkhouse, and to Karolina Barej for all of her coordination work. I’m very pleased to write for the very first time that the Talkhouse Podcast’s theme song was composed and performed by The Range.

Tracklist: Grinding All My Life - Nipsey Hussle Tic Toc - Rich The Kid & Tory Lanez Money In The Way - 2 Chainz No Guidance - Chris Brown feat. Drake 100 Bands - DJ Mustard ft Quavo, 21 Savage, YG & Meek Mill Isis - Joyner Lucas ft Logic Enzo - DJ Snake & Sheck Wes ft Offset, 21 Savage & Gucci Mane CHopstix - Schoolboy Q & Travis Scott Sanguine Paradise - Lil Uzi Vert Press - Cardi B GRoCERIES - Chance The Rapper ft TisaKorean & Murda Beatz Suge - DaBaby Wish Wish - DJ Khaled ft Cardi B & 21 Savage Freaky - Tory Lanez Jealous - DJ Khaled ft Chris Brown, Lil Wayne & Big Sean On Me - Tyga feat. Lil Wayne The London - Young Thug ft J. Cole & Travis Scott Simon Says - Megan Thee Stallion ft Juicy J Act Up - City Girls West Coast(Remix)- G-Eazy ft Blueface, All Black & YG Broke Leg - Tory Lanez ft Quavo & Tyga Throw Fits - London On Da Track & G-Eazy ft City Girls & Juvenile Love Thru The Computer - Gucci Mane feat. Justin Bieber Tussin - NAV ft Young Thug Earfquake - Tyler, The Creator ft Playboi Carti & Dev Hynes

Ultimately us being in the fashion industry is underpinned by our love for it and staying in it requires being inspired constantly. In today's episode we discuss just a few entities that we're loving at the moment - from shape shifting stylist Ib Kamara (@ibkamara) to up and coming hybrid designer Mowalola (@mowalola), artist and musicians Desire Marea (@desiremarea) and Dev Hynes (@devhynes), incredible photographers Ronan McKenzie (@ronanksm) and Mar+Vin (@marvin) to fashion goddess Lulu Kennedy (@_lulukennedy) of Fashion East (@fashioneast), we breakdown what it is that they're doing that has us feeling inspired.

On the 2nd Episode of Kerwin Frost Talks, he talks to Dev Hynes and he performs a very special version of Chewing Gum!

Our good pal Katrina talks with Jon about their shared love of Dev Hynes and saxophone intros and explains how Carly Rae Jepsen's Emotion helped her through a break up in college.

Seems Driven2Drink is becoming a bit of a music appreciation podcast, and I'm fully in. Of course, I still love having amazing conversations with amazing people and if any of you amazing people would ever want to sit and talk with me, over drinks or tea or (wink) tea or whatever floats your boat, let me know. Anyway, do you know about Blood Orange, a.k.a. Dev Hynes?  You should.  Oh, you do!  Well great, hang out with us during his Tiny Desk.  Also, a little injection of Phillip Glass as well as couple D2D Gregory the Extra (...that really should be my Twitter handle...) tags.  And the incredible theme music by Deck of Jack.  "Party at the Airport," video...right here! (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDTDCusOS-o) Hang aht, yinz guys! -G  

‘Growing Pains', a podcast and video series produced by Gucci Beauty and Dazed Beauty to celebrate Gucci Bloom fragrances, features young women talents talking about the emotional difficulties of adolescence. The first episode introduces classically trained cellist Kelsey Lu, who has worked with international artists including Solange Knowles and Dev Hynes. During the interview, Kelsey remembers her childhood in North Carolina where she overcame isolation with music. Read more: on.gucci.com/GrowingPains_KelseyLu See the video series: on.gucci.com/GucciBeauty Discover the fragrances: on.gucci.com/GucciBloomCapsulePage

‘Growing Pains’, a podcast and video series produced by Gucci Beauty and Dazed Beauty to celebrate Gucci Bloom fragrances, features young women talents talking about the emotional difficulties of adolescence. The first episode introduces classically trained cellist Kelsey Lu, who has worked with international artists including Solange Knowles and Dev Hynes. During the interview, Kelsey remembers her childhood in North Carolina where she overcame isolation with music. Read more: on.gucci.com/GrowingPains_KelseyLu See the video series: on.gucci.com/GucciBeauty Discover the fragrances: on.gucci.com/GucciBloomCapsulePage

Two brilliant Brits on this week's Bullseye! First up this week, a conversation with comedy pioneer and Monty Python founding member Eric Idle! Eric's entered a reflective moment in his career now that Monty Python turned 50. He's written a memoir about his life. It's called "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life: A Sortabiography." Then, Blood Orange's Dev Hynes. The singer and multi-instrumentalist is also a producer who has worked for artists like Solange Knowles, Kylie Minogue, and Carly Rae Jepson to name a few. His latest album is "Negro Swan." Finally: Janet Delaney's photo collection of people in San Francisco, playing out their roles in the everyday drama of public life.

This is InTune. A music appreciation podcast. For this episode Aidan, Jagan, and Andrew spent some time delving into their personal histories and their very own journeys with music. The idea is simple: InTune wants to celebrate new album releases. Each host must choose a new album from within a 30-31 day window to delve deep into, and we will discuss/critique it for the podcast. There are no genre restrictions. Just music that has captured our attention. For the first episode, we decided to ease into the podcast and each chose an album that stuck out to us from the summer. Here are the choices, with links. Andrew - A Laughing Death in Meatspace by Tropical Fuck Storm 20:55 - 39:40 A look into the Kasparov v. Deep Blue chess match. Aidan - Stranger Fruit by Zeal and Ardor 39:41 - 61:30 Someone Who Isn't Me Podcast Episode here Jagan - Negro Swan by Blood Orange 61:31 - 86:20 Pitchfork Interview with Dev Hynes

Welcome to this week’s bumper double feature of a show! We're thrilled to bring you two fantastic conversations recorded backstage at Pitchfork Music Festival 2018: a short chat between Fleet Foxes main-man Robin Pecknold and Nilüfer Yanya, and a deep dive between Dev Hynes—aka Blood Orange—and super-producer Raphael Saadiq. PLUS we've got a brand new theme song created just for us by one of our favorite artists, The Range! Tune in to hear firsthand accounts of Solange's impromptu shopping trips, how Joanna Newsom helped get Fleet Foxes back together, the inside scoop on Yanya’s upcoming debut LP, how Deadheads influenced Saadiq's musicality, and how Hynes created his powerful brand new album Negro Swan. Check it out, and subscribe now to stay in the loop on future episodes of the Talkhouse Podcast. — Elia Einhorn, Talkhouse Podcast host and producer This episode was co-produced by Mark Yoshizumi. Big thanks to Pitchfork Music Festival for hosting Talkhouse, and to Karolina Barej for all of her coordination work. I'm very pleased to write for the very first time that the Talkhouse Podcast’s theme song was composed and performed by The Range.

Dev Hynes writes timeless songs about the way joy and sorrow cannot survive without one another, and on Negro Swan, he has blossomed with a complete mastery of his sound.An album review by David Sackllah, read by Cap Blackard.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Dev Hynes writes timeless songs about the way joy and sorrow cannot survive without one another, and on Negro Swan, he has blossomed with a complete mastery of his sound.An album review by David Sackllah, read by Cap Blackard.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The Philadelphia Tapes Part II: Alex Da Corte. It was a real treat during my trip to Philly to have the opportunity to swing by Alex Da Corte’s studio and record an episode. He’s one of the sweetest and hardworking artists out there. On this episode, we talked about fear, his intense love of books, the time he stalked his family in New Jersey as Michael Myers from “Halloween,” his recent solo exhibition called “C-A-T Spells Murder” at Karma in NYC, what it’s like to be penpals with painter Sam McKinniss, collaboration as a matter-of-fact, the history of the “Easternsports” exhibition he produced with Jayson Musson at ICA Philadelphia, directing a Dev Hynes music video-turned-Gap-ad, making art without knowing what you’re doing or even what it’s about, why video art is so difficult, and why every single thing that he makes is really just a bong. The outro music is “Familiar Patterns” by Toronto punk band PUP.

Liberation of soul and mind is essential to the work of Dev Hynes. In addition to crafting socially-minded R&B as Blood Orange, he's worked with artists ranging from Solange Knowles and Nelly Furtado to David Byrne, Grace Jones and Kindness. In his lecture at the 2016 Red Bull Music Academy in Montreal, Hynes talks about his fascination with found sound, working with female voices and what it means to be a black classical music fan.

Today on A Waste of Time with ItsTheReal, we invited our friends Naomi Zeichner (Fader, YouTube), Rembert Browne (Grantland, NYMag), Scottie Beam (Hot 97, Revolt, Scottie Feedback, Satori Radio), Phil Chang (the Calvin Klein campaign with Solange, Dev Hynes, A$AP Mob, etc), and Brandon "Jinx" Jenkins (Complex, Pigeons & Planes) to the Upper West Side to discuss the year in music! From artist of the year, ad-lib of the year, best interview of the year, rap album, R&B album, worst hook, best social media account (artist or otherwise), dream collaboration for 2018 and so much more, we cover everything... except music that dropped after December 1st, SO CHILL.Be sure to check out JeezyShop.com for all things Jeezy: his tour, his merch and his new album, Pressure, available on 12.15.07! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Pop singer and producer Kindness has a deep understanding of how music ties into identity and ways of seeing the world. Having collaborated with Dev Hynes, Kelela, Robyn and more, his outlook on how musical cultures inform one another is a breath of fresh air in an often-stifling world. In this lecture from the 2015 Red Bull Music Academy in Paris, his stories on identity, bigotry and the music business prove touching for musicians and non-musicians alike.

1. Up In Hudson - Dirty Projectors 2. Don't Wanna Be European - Bernice* 3. Junie - Solange 4. E.V.P. - Dev Hynes 5. To Move On - Alex Izenberg 6. How Much Shall We Bet? - L CON* 7. Secret Garden ft. Merival - Izzard* 8. A Burning Hill - Mitski 9. Inspired by the One I Love - The Frank Horvat Band* 10. Suddenly feat. Weyes Blood - Drugdealer 11. Not Gonna Kill You - Angel Olsen 12. Forever Heavy - Black Moth Super Rainbow 13. Cruel As The Grave - Tenderness* 14. This Trip - Petra Glynt* 15. Slow D's - Lully 16. Knock That Door - Enon

BLONDIE --- Fun . Blondie publicarán el 5 de mayo su undécimo álbum de estudio, 'Pollinator', editado a través de BMG. El primer single se titula 'Fun' y ya está disponible. El disco está producido por John Congleton y cuenta con canciones escritas por Blondie, Johnny Marr, Sia, Dev Hynes, Charli XCX, Dave Sitek (TV On The Radio), Nick Valensi (The Strokes) El dúo clásico de escritores de Blondie, Chris Stein y Debbie Harry, están presentes en el corazón de la creación de Pollinator. El batería fundador del grupo, Clem Burke, también proporciona su energía. Además, a lo largo del camino, Joan Jett y Laurie Anderson han hecho apariciones en el estudio ('Doom or Destiny') junto con The Gregory Brothers ('When I Gave Up On You'). Blondie ya ha anunciado fechas para abril de 2017 en Australia y Nueva Zelanda, que pronto serán seguidas por las fechas de conciertos en Estados Unidos y Canadá (verano de 2017), Reino Unido y Europa. Las canciones del disco son Doom or Destiny, Long Time, Already Naked, Fun, My Monster, Best Day Ever, Gravity, When I Gave Up On You, Love Level, Too Much y Fragments. Blondie son: Debbie Harry, Chris Stein, Clem Burke, Matt Katz-Bohen, Leigh Foxx y Tommy Kessler.

Dev Hynes drar sin romantisering av dekadens genom ett pulserande 80-talsfilter, och ut kommer ett drömskt, dröjande sväng som ger en närmast hallucinatorisk bild av framtidens R&B. Hans lek med kön och identitet, melankoliska melodier och djärva genre-experiment har bidragit till en normbrytande våg, som bland annat påverkat Solanges skapande. Följ med på en märklig resa i ljud och känslor, där Dev Haynes, som spelar in under namnet Blood Orange, lösgör sig från tiden och sin egen kropp.

This week on A Waste of Time with ItsTheReal, we welcome current New York Magazine writer-at-large, and former Grantland writer, Rembert Browne to the Upper West Side! With Rem suffering from a 102 degree fever, and sipping from an energy drink, this instantly became one of our most hilarious and absurd episodes yet! We talked visiting Atlanta, picking Wale up from a New Hampshire airport, having a group hug with Jonah Hill, Dev Hynes and Kanye West, what Bill Simmons was like as a boss, driving all around the country alone for fourteen weeks, and much, much more. And also: REMBERT BROWNE FORMALLY ANNOUNCES WHO HE'LL BE SUPPORTING IN THE 2016 ELECTION! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Freetown Sound, the latest LP from Blood Orange (aka singer/songwriter and composer Dev Hynes), was already one of the most anticipated releases of 2016 when it dropped. But nobody could have been prepared for the seemingly infinite amount of sonic truths, social commentary, and emotional revelations set free with each successive listen. Great albums are easy to spot coming down the pipe. Important albums only come along when they’re most needed. Freetown Sound is both.Come hang out with Kevin, Marcus K. Dowling (Getting Over) and Marcus J. Moore (Senior Editor, Bandcamp) for a spell to get to the bottom one of the best albums of the year.And speaking of "best albums"..Aaron "Ab" Abernathy's Monologue, a potent mix of old school funk, jazz, and good old-fashioned songwriting, is coming soon. Whet your appetite with the first single from this remarkable album, "Favorite Girl".Show NotesRead Marcus J. Moore's review of Blood Orange [Pitchfork]Get to know Aaron "Ab" AbernathyOfficial Site | Facebook | Twitter | InstagramCheck out the track "Favorite Girl" from Ab's upcoming LP, Monologue. Freetown SoundBlood OrangeKevin: BUY ITMarcus (Dowling): BUY ITMarcus (J. Moore): BUY ITLINKSOfficial SiteFacebookTwitter LISTEN ONSpotifyApple Music Upcoming Tour Dates See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Für Dev Hynes alias Blood Orange ist Fußball spielen wie Musik machen. Oft werkelt er im Hintergrund, aber manchmal stürmt er auch und schießt ein Tor, heißt: macht ein eigenes Album. So wie in den letzten Monaten, da hat Blood Orange „Freetown Sound“ aufgenommen – ein sehr persönliches Mixtape. >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/album-der-woche-blood-orange-freetown-sound

Neil Young has a new band with the kids of an old buddy (Willie Nelson), and he’s having the most fun he’s had in years; he talks about his new groove with Rolling Stone associate editor Patrick Doyle; plus, Doyle, Andy Greene and Nathan Brackett break down Neil’s wild, woolly last few decades. Also: producer Dev Hynes’ new Blood Orange album, Freetown Sound.

Rookie Yearbook Four (Razorbill)Rookie is an online magazine for teenage girls with monthly-themed content that includes life lessons, diary entries, DIY projects, playlists and interviews with cultural icons like Mindy Kaling, Shailene Woodley, Laverne Cox, Lena Dunham, Morrissey, FKA Twigs, and Sofia Coppola.NOTE: As with all Skylight Books in-store events, this reading is free and open to the public (first come, first served).  But because we're expecting a large crowd at this event, we'll be giving out numbered tickets to the signing line to keep things organized:To get a ticket to the signing line, you must purchase a copy of Rookie Yearbook Four here at Skylight Books.If you'd like to pre-order the book before its October 20th release date, you can do so on our website at any time (add the book to your cart, below) and we will reserve a signing line ticket for you.Starting October 20th, you can buy books (and get your signing line ticket) in person, by phone, or via our website. Web pre-orders can also be picked up starting the 20th.For all website orders for this event, be sure to leave a note in the Order Comments field if you'd like a signing line ticket.Can't attend? If you would like a signed book but will not be able to attend, click Signed Copy after adding the book to your cart and we'll do our best to get it signed for you. You  may pick up this book in the store after the event, or have it shipped to you.Skylight's Friends with Benefits members get priority signing line tickets (and 20% off this and all other event books each month), so be sure to mention your membership (or join) when you order the bookRookie Yearbook Four exclusives will include a teen bedroom diorama and motivational posters written by Willow Smith, an adolescence survival guide by Rashida Jones; conversations between Donna Tartt and Florence Welch, Solange and Ed Droste, and Tracee Ellis Ross with Jamia; illustrated peeks into the closet of Charli XCX and the artistic influences of Dev Hynes and Ezra Koenig; and Friend Crushes between folks like Shamir and Chloe Chaidez and Amandla Stenberg and Kiernan Shipka. More exclusives to come!Tavi Gevinson is the editor-in-chief and founder of Rookie, an online magazine for teenage girls. Tavi’s career in media began when she created the blog Style Rookie in 2008 at age 11. She was profiled by The New Yorker in 2010, and in 2011, at 15, launched Rookie. Six days after its debut, Rookie received more than one million pageviews. Tavi has since spoken at TEDxTeen, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Sydney Opera House, the New Yorker Festival, the Commonwealth Club of California, the University of Wisconsin’s Distinguished Lecture Series, the Brooklyn Museum, the Melbourne Writers Festival, and the Economist's The World in 2011. Tavi is also an actress, having most recently starred in Kenneth Lonergan’s Tony-nominated This Is Our Youth on Broadway alongside Michael Cera and Kieran Culkin.

On the latest COOKIES, hosts Ben Detrick and Jordan Redaelli talk hoops with musician Dev Hynes (Blood Orange) and Ethan Silverman of Terrible Records. Topics include Rajon Rondo's suspension for using a homophobic slur towards a referee, the terrifying rise of the Spurs, the worst sneakers for pickup ball, and Dev's recent pair of sold-out shows at the Apollo Theater.

Good Advice – The Growlers Southern California-based band The Growlers are a current garage rock sensation with retro 60s vibes that blend psychedelia, folk and more. Sutphin Boulevard – Blood Orange British indie musician Dev Hynes is an acclaimed songwriter for the likes of Solange and Sky Ferreira, and collaborates with a range of artists for his multi-genre project Blood Orange. H-Bomb – Night Beats Seattle-based, psychedelic garage group Night Beats are the perfect driving companion for dark nights and winding roads. Natural Life – Cool Ghouls A current band based in San Francisco, Cool Ghouls are proof the spirit of 60s rock is still alive and well. Mental Case – SKATERS We love the latest single from the excellent New York indie rockers SKATERS. Teenage Idol – Ricky Nelson Ricky Nelson singing about life on the road in the early 60s as a touring musician, something our boys The Orwells are learning about now. Animals – The Ghost of A Saber Tooth Tiger Remind you of The Beatles in their psychedelic era? There’s a reason – that voice belongs to Sean Lennon. Bam Bam – Sister Nancy A reggae classic from the early 80s, brought back to the mainstream on the TV show “Girls.” Thinkin Bout You – Frank Ocean Critically acclaimed rapper and songwriter Frank Ocean is definitely a musician to watch in the coming years. Trick Pony (Boys Noize Remix) – Charlotte Gainsbourg Charlotte Gainsbourg’s been singing since she was little with her father Serge Gainsbourg, and even as she’s become an acclaimed indie actress, her music never disappoints.

Mike and Shane discuss underage drinking at Taylor Swift's concert, Keith Urban's guest appearance and Miley Cyrus. Carly Rae Jepsen ("Call Me Maybe," "Curiosity") tells Mike about working with Max Martin, Dev Hynes and Ariel Rechtshaid, writing '80s-influenced pop, collaboration, the pressure of success, her early days in Vancouver and playing "Saturday Night Live." For dessert, Shane reviews the Ridley Scott/Matt Damon film “The Martian.”

Van Hunt, the Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter/producer has announced his fifth studio album The Fun Rises, TheFun Sets to be released May 5th via Nashville-based Thirty Tigers and Hunt's own label godless-hotspot. Like its predecessor - 2011's What Were You Hoping For?, which The New York Times hailed as "ambitious and exciting" - The Fun Rises, The FunSets is enticingly adventurous. Of the album Van Hunt states: ""The drive to create something new and different is what keeps me excited and engaged as an artist. It's the thrill of appearing with The Afghan Whigs at Coachella and then performing at a gospel quartet music special all in the same week. The excitement is in constantly evolving as an artist. It's how I got from my first album,Van Hunt (alternative soul, electro-funk music influenced by Prince and The Ohio Players), to my last album What Were You Hoping For?, which was Bowie-influenced, progressive rock and soul." Full of African rhythms, blues and funk, the new album is full of contemporary components often found in the music of St. Vincent, James Blake, Dev Hynes and FKA Twigs. "It is the history of Black- American music filtered through modern technology," explains Hunt.    Today you can hear the first single off the album "Vega (stripes on)," a percolating, lusty track that simmers with jangly Howlin' Wolf-style guitars closed with a short rhyme reminiscent of early Raekwon. Pre-order the album now and check out the track above.

Han är antirasisten som vägrar att sjunga om politik - men har samtidigt döpt sitt nya album till "Otherness". Han säger att han inte vill vara "that preachy guy on stage" men pratar gärna länge om varför världen är "a fucked up place". Musikguiden har träffat Kindness, ikväll berättar vi om hans mjuka kamp för en bättre värld. Dessutom får vi en dos ny musik i Nyhetssvepet och hör en liveinspelning med Marlene från Way Out West 2014. Kindness, eller Adam Bainbridge om du frågar hans mamma, albumdebuterade i början av 2012 med "World, You Need A Change Of Mind" och blev snabbt framför allt en bloggfavorit. Med ett nördigt och romantiskt perspektiv smälte han samman funk, soul och disco till en känslosam och dansant mix som med tiden blivit hans signum. Nästa vecka släpps nya albumet "Otherness" som Adam producerat själv. Förra vändan fick han hjälp av Philippe Zdar från Cassius, men däremot gästas albumet av en rad artister, som Dev Hynes, Kelela och Robyn. Kindnesspecialen börjar 33 minuter in i avsnittet. 

Inmensas y estupendas novedades en esta nueva sesión, nueva terapia musical para todos nosotros, todos vosotros, enfermos de la música, sedientos de calidad y hartos de mediocridad. Abrimos las puertas del Hospital Neptuno para, una vez más, demostraros a todo que hoy sí que se hace buena música. ¡BIENVENIDOS! Arrancamos con Lily Allen, que esta semana ha sido noticia por su doble regreso, pero nosotros nos fijamos especialmente en la gran versión que ha realizado de uno de los clásicos de Keane dotándole de ambiente navideño. Después seguimos mostrando más canciones de Dev Hynes, que es quien se esconde tras el nombre de Blood Orange y que es la nueva esperanza de la música negra, recordándonos mucho por su sonido al gran genio Prince. También tenemos noticias referentes a M.I.A., que acaba de lanzar su notable "Matangi" no exento de polémica por el sampleado que ha hecho de un clásico del tecno español al parecer sin permiso. Escucharemos la sugerente revisión que han hecho los catalanes Hidrogenesse de uno de sus primeros éxitos de 1998. No nos olvidaremos tampoco de la buena canción que acaban de extraer como single del segundo álbum los canadienses Austra ni tampoco al recién nacido dúo de música humorística formado por Carlos Areces y Aníbal Gómez, Ojete Calor con la intención de inventar lo que ellos han llamado como Subno-pop entre otras muchas e interesantísimas novedades de Sam Smith, Avicii, Drake o Snoop Dogg, etc... Entramos en la Habitación del Pánico en la que, como siempre, nos espera Sergio Martín dispuestos a traernos y compartir con todos nosotros el nuevo fenómeno que está recorriendo las redes sociales en forma de vídeo protagonizado por uno de los iconos de la música disco de los 80, Jimmy Sommerville por las calles de Berlín con el mítico "Smalltown boy" como fondo musical, ¿de qué hablamos? Sergio nos lo explica magistralmente en la Habitación del Pánico de hoy Lo bueno, si es nuevo, ¡dos veces bueno! Ya sabes, Hospital Neptuno, la mejor terapia para los enfermos de la música, todos los sábados a las 17:00 y domingos a las 16:30 en TTRadio: http://ttradio.es.tl/ Si quieres estar al día en noticias de música de calidad y de la emisión de nuestros programas, entra en nuestro Facebook y dale a "Me gusta": http://www.facebook.com/HospitalNeptuno Puedes seguir el Facebook de TTRadio aquí: http://www.facebook.com/TTRadioAlicante